In Order to Ascend, I Have No Choice but to Play Games
About This Novel
I, Fang Cheng, an immortal. Although I have made many hit games, there is one problem that I have never understood. Games, why are they fun?
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Official(23)Scraped 21d ago
After watching the part about unblocking and unblocking, I didn't want to watch anymore; To be honest, most game writers would not write this kind of plot; If you really want to write, that's fine; For example, if your protagonist is an ordinary person, and the ending is deus ex machina, which is neither painful nor itchy, then forget it, after all, ordinary people have nothing to do; But your protagonist is an almost omnipotent immortal, so the god deus ex machina must be your protagonist himself, and the problem must be solved directly from the root cause. Otherwise, what is the meaning of your setting? Is it just a gimmick? Then I set up a program giant NB and built an engine that is far beyond ordinary people with today's technology. What is the difference between me and an immortal like you?
Fair
It's just a bit watery, the pace is too fast, not much description should be described, and crazily filled with water that shouldn't be described. If your main focus is on cultivating immortals, write more about cultivating immortals. If your main focus is on games, write more on games. You can surpass the speed of light with just one thought, so you can continue working on Monday. How should I put it, it's a bit inconsistent. The author is just not good at writing about cultivating immortals, but his writing about games is okay, but the two themes are not well integrated, making it a bit stiff. Generally speaking, it's okay. If you can see the whole thing, it's five stars. If it's very good, it's four stars. If it's OK, it's three stars. If it's average, it's two stars. One star is not worthy of the rating. Therefore, it is fair to give three stars.
I haven't seen much so I won't give it one star.
The author wants to make the protagonist aloof, powerful, and high-class, like an immortal, and I don't know what entertainment is. But I watched two games, and it gave me the feeling that it was inexplicable. I thought that I would jump to watch it, and suddenly the game became popular, suddenly the next game was launched, and suddenly the next game became popular again. Also, how much does the way you make games have to do with the knowledge you have learned for half a year?
Finished reading
The male protagonist is too strong. He is an immortal who can change the stars in the universe, and he is still playing games. I don't think the game is particularly fun, but it's quite fresh.
The plot is well described and the laughs are good. I love watching it.
Personal advice
A little bit of my own reflections after reading the novel. From the main plot of the whole novel, the subject matter is still relatively attractive and my goal is good. However, from what I have seen in the early stage, the protagonist's character and way of doing things will not give people a sense of substitution. On the contrary, it will make the readers have a full sense of distance, and the protagonist will give me a feeling that he is a fairy. He has the strength of a human but does not have the wisdom of an immortal. You must know that he is an old monster who has lived for thousands of years and practiced for many years in the early stage, rather than a newbie. For a person who has cultivated from a mortal to the point of becoming an immortal in the mortal world, his IQ and wisdom are by no means simple. Being old and not dying is a thief, not just talking about it casually. Although he is invincible in the world, he only wants to realize the Tao and experience the happiness of mortals. As a result, he uses magic at every turn and reads many movies and TV novels. Others want to experience the complete experience of mortals, working to make money without using magic. Here, people basically use immortal methods to do things every day, and this is how you experience it.
Very good, but
I got tired of the game after watching it, and it also asked the female protagonist to tease the male protagonist, make some sweets and lick some flavoring, ugh
I'm a bookworm, and it's rare that I can read all the free chapters in this book.
The angle is novel, the subplot is refreshing, the protagonist has a normal IQ, the supporting characters are vivid and interesting, and the supporting cast is reasonably arranged. These are enough to make a good book. If you read it with a magnifying glass, you can't read anything. This book attracts me more than the top ten books on the monthly ticket list. This is the quality of the free chapter part, which is unknown later.
very nice
Books don't have a lot of emotions. I've been reading books for many years. They don't have a lot of fun.
Platinum capital, update quickly, keep you awake at night
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Official(23)Scraped 21d ago
After watching the part about unblocking and unblocking, I didn't want to watch anymore; To be honest, most game writers would not write this kind of plot; If you really want to write, that's fine; For example, if your protagonist is an ordinary person, and the ending is deus ex machina, which is neither painful nor itchy, then forget it, after all, ordinary people have nothing to do; But your protagonist is an almost omnipotent immortal, so the god deus ex machina must be your protagonist himself, and the problem must be solved directly from the root cause. Otherwise, what is the meaning of your setting? Is it just a gimmick? Then I set up a program giant NB and built an engine that is far beyond ordinary people with today's technology. What is the difference between me and an immortal like you?
Fair
It's just a bit watery, the pace is too fast, not much description should be described, and crazily filled with water that shouldn't be described. If your main focus is on cultivating immortals, write more about cultivating immortals. If your main focus is on games, write more on games. You can surpass the speed of light with just one thought, so you can continue working on Monday. How should I put it, it's a bit inconsistent. The author is just not good at writing about cultivating immortals, but his writing about games is okay, but the two themes are not well integrated, making it a bit stiff. Generally speaking, it's okay. If you can see the whole thing, it's five stars. If it's very good, it's four stars. If it's OK, it's three stars. If it's average, it's two stars. One star is not worthy of the rating. Therefore, it is fair to give three stars.
I haven't seen much so I won't give it one star.
The author wants to make the protagonist aloof, powerful, and high-class, like an immortal, and I don't know what entertainment is. But I watched two games, and it gave me the feeling that it was inexplicable. I thought that I would jump to watch it, and suddenly the game became popular, suddenly the next game was launched, and suddenly the next game became popular again. Also, how much does the way you make games have to do with the knowledge you have learned for half a year?
Finished reading
The male protagonist is too strong. He is an immortal who can change the stars in the universe, and he is still playing games. I don't think the game is particularly fun, but it's quite fresh.
The plot is well described and the laughs are good. I love watching it.
Personal advice
A little bit of my own reflections after reading the novel. From the main plot of the whole novel, the subject matter is still relatively attractive and my goal is good. However, from what I have seen in the early stage, the protagonist's character and way of doing things will not give people a sense of substitution. On the contrary, it will make the readers have a full sense of distance, and the protagonist will give me a feeling that he is a fairy. He has the strength of a human but does not have the wisdom of an immortal. You must know that he is an old monster who has lived for thousands of years and practiced for many years in the early stage, rather than a newbie. For a person who has cultivated from a mortal to the point of becoming an immortal in the mortal world, his IQ and wisdom are by no means simple. Being old and not dying is a thief, not just talking about it casually. Although he is invincible in the world, he only wants to realize the Tao and experience the happiness of mortals. As a result, he uses magic at every turn and reads many movies and TV novels. Others want to experience the complete experience of mortals, working to make money without using magic. Here, people basically use immortal methods to do things every day, and this is how you experience it.
Very good, but
I got tired of the game after watching it, and it also asked the female protagonist to tease the male protagonist, make some sweets and lick some flavoring, ugh
I'm a bookworm, and it's rare that I can read all the free chapters in this book.
The angle is novel, the subplot is refreshing, the protagonist has a normal IQ, the supporting characters are vivid and interesting, and the supporting cast is reasonably arranged. These are enough to make a good book. If you read it with a magnifying glass, you can't read anything. This book attracts me more than the top ten books on the monthly ticket list. This is the quality of the free chapter part, which is unknown later.
very nice
Books don't have a lot of emotions. I've been reading books for many years. They don't have a lot of fun.
Platinum capital, update quickly, keep you awake at night
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New Book Review Room - When a cultivator meets a sandbox player "In order to ascend, I have to play games" Rating: Grain- Author: Pigeon by the Window Word count: 60w Why read this book: A game production article incorporating elements of the fourth natural disaster. The protagonist is a god-like ascetic who has no need for money and plays games just to prove his enlightenment. Therefore, the overall atmosphere in the company is similar to that of Losing Money to the Richest Man, focusing on a sense of divinity and contrast. Apart from the setting, the most interesting thing about this book is the collision between "original games" and sand sculpture players. Among them are militants who treat "meditating and cultivating one's body" as a fairy-tale game; There are also time-travel enthusiasts who turn ""soul history"" into the industrial revolution; There are also hardcore battlers who turn "Botanic Garden Walking Simulator" into Pokemon. This interesting deduction is the biggest motivation for me to keep reading. Why not read this book: There are too many elements, and the mix of urban, science fiction, and fantasy makes the main line a bit weak, and the scattered plots are not very enjoyable to watch. Each game has enough depth, but just lacks a little bit of digging and extension. For example, the folklore game in which the protagonist wears a waistcoat as a "living immortal" is actually very interesting, but the author only went so far as to not go up or down, which is a pity. (Generally speaking, it is better to determine a direction when writing a book. If you go to the city, you can describe more player feedback and realistic competitions; If you prefer science fiction, you can introduce more about black technology and technological progress; If you go to another world, you can dig deeper into the background of the world. If you try to write everything without prioritizing it, you will box yourself in. ) Overall score: 77 Setting A- Plot B～B+ Character B Content introduction: In order to ascend, the protagonist needs to make a game. As long as the player and the protagonist have the same understanding of the game, the progress can be accelerated to complete the Taoist heart. This begins a journey of a battle of wits and courage between the ascetic and the player. Recommended crowd: The author's way of packaging a real different world into a game setting is amazing, and the reversal plot of the sandbox players is also very exciting. Unfortunately, as a novel, the plot is too scattered, and there is not enough motivation to follow up. However, game production writing requires innovation. Although this book has shortcomings, it is still worth trying for genre lovers. Stick with it for ten chapters first, and then put it away when you don't want to read it.
Nice! ( '▿ ' ) (Special note for adding up the word count. The current book list has a minimum word count requirement, so this must be added. At least people may find a way to write an introduction, but I think it is better to read two more books if I have that time)
A magical game novel. The protagonist uses other planets as game materials to create games. The plot is eye-catching. Expect four stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The protagonist is the only immortal, In order to achieve the perfection of Taoism, we must make games, But he doesn't know how to have fun, After all, those things were too simple for him, He searches for and encapsulates planets in the universe, Transform the area and add NPCs, Made into a game, Want to find the possibility of complementing the Taoist heart, Most of the games are the author's own ideas. Of course there will be references to other games, But it's already great, Very well written, Then in the process of searching the universe, Discovering the disappearance of the cultivator (the protagonist has been reincarnated for thousands of years) Find branches of various clues, Then I opened a small company, The kind that everyone wants to enter.
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